There has been a lot of news recently about challenges of bringing jobs into South Carolina, which will certainly help our economy. However, a hidden dilemma will ultimately hurt the U.S. More...

In the April 29th issue, the article about the Animal Rights rally in memory of the Chesterfield Animal Shelter dogs was excellent. Please continue to provide the public with information about such important issues which affect all of us. More...

Reports of copper theft have become an almost daily occurrence across South Carolina. State lawmakers have taken notice and are working to address the issue with H. 3660 and S. 732.  More...

The meeting was about to start and we were just chatting, something I rarely get to do with this busy man, this servant of the people. We discussed losing the trees of our youth and how the Alabama storms had devastated my hometown. More...

My parents were not the most creative disciplinarians. If I did something wrong, then I could count on some isolation time in my room or an uncomfortable tap with a spoon to the forehead. More...

Lee Marsha has recently evolved from the glass–encased corner office, replete with over–sized desk and credenza and visitor seating, to what he calls his “Smart Desk Concept.” That is, Marsha operates out of three offices, one More...

Over 100 residents camped overnight to have a chance to be the first in line at the new Krispy Kreme on Garners Ferry Road.  As part of the Grand Opening festivities that took place Tuesday, May 10, the first customer in line received a free doz More...

Lexington County infusion   More...

A memorial service for Eleanor Johnson Blizard, 72, was held 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 11, 2011, at Shandon Presbyterian Church, with a graveside service and burial one hour prior at 10:00 a.m. in Elmwood Cemetery. More...

Don Taylor, general manager of the Richland Mall ownership/management team Century Capital Group, and his assistant Laura Boatright lent a hand last week at a Cinco de Mayo reception in Richland Mall for Richland One arts advocates.  More...

Carolina Wildlife Care held its third annual Black Tie & Tails Gala May 7, 2011, on the 17th floor and roof garden of Nelson Mullins offices.The gala took guests on an amazing journey to celebrate the “Spirit of the Wild” and its unpa More...

ANIMALS   More...

Welcome to the 60s when Hairspray rocks Workshop Theatre May 20–June 4.  It’s a comic, affectionate story of inspiration with a heart as big as its heroine, whose love of dance creates social change.  It’s a return to the More...

Trustus Theat re is presenting the 13th annual installment of the Miss Vista Queen Pageant, the professional theat re’s popular fundraiser event. More...

The South Carolina Philharmonic concert season is over, but a festive Encore! awaits at the S.C. State Museum Thursday, May 19 at 7 p.m. More...

Cardinal Newman Middle School added a special cast member to their production of Annie jr. Mattie, a Goldendoodle, plays the dog lead character Sandy, a homeless dog rescued by little orphan Annie. More...

Riverbanks Zoo and Garden is pleased to announce the return of Toucan Tuesdays, a partnership with Harvest Hope Food Bank to help feed hungry families in the Midlands.  Beginning on Tuesday, June 7, two can visit Riverbanks for the price of one More...

It sounds likes a story for a book: Dog is adopted by a writer. Dog inspires writer to pen a book. Then, the book becomes a mystery series for young readers.  For one amazing dog named Ivy, that’s exactly what happened.  More...